After you use it on the press for a while put it inside your new cylinder and turn it sideways and shoot stuff at it with your air cannon? How much force do different projectiles generate?
that big sensor you bought is a pancake type one, and they are very sensitive to damage if a lateral force is applied, even something like 5% of their capacity is lateral, you destroy it. Do not ask why I know. The piston setup you designed is very good to avoid that. Just make sure the top "piston" part cannot go sideways at all, so the sensor only experiences downward force.
@15:09 push the cylinder, not the piston, just put it upside down. therefore if you press something with liquids the cylinder cannot fill and potentially damage the sensor.
@David Yo comment stupid Seriously though. If his biological mother were gay - not that it's a bad thing - he could only have been born through artificial insemination. Either that or he's Jesus.
Love your work guys, this sort of behind the scenes stuff where you show us how you approach making new videos and figuring out new ways to do things are great. Keep up the good work!
I love how fluid Lauri and Anni's approach is to their channels they listen to the feedback and get excited about these projects. Their channels tick so many of my boxes I love physics and the humour in the channels. Long may they carry on 😃 👍
Wow. Just looked at the conversion. That cow had to way over 360lbs! Damn bitch! Stay off my Hot Wheels. She crushed all my toys. All these years later later, some of those would of been worth $1,500's each. Maybe I will ship her over to Finland to help you guys crush things. She eats a lot.
Lauri: I don't want to tell Anni I spent $1000 Anni (silently): He's a dead man, and then I'm cancelling his credit card. But I still love him. That's what I saw anyway...
Yep, evolution developed this kind of face for women IMHO. My theory is that the women which did not made this kind of faces had less chance to survive because their husbands were making more stupid things than husbands which had wifes which were making it. ;-)
@@wellingtonclayton5628 but wife is a kind of a warning light, so solving the problem this way is like solving a "check engine" warning by taping it over. :-D
@@wellingtonclayton5628 Yeah, I'm sure she's not complaining when that TH-cam check comes in from his 2.6M subs from his 2 channels, with an average of 600k vows per video. I don't get these, "Anni is going to kill him," or, "Anni is going to cancel his credit card," comments. He's not a fucking 2 year old. I would hate to be in a relationship where I would be afraid of spending a little bit of money, to make a ton more money. I'm not saying that how Lauri & Anni's relationship is, but that's how people are making it sound. They're making it sound like that probably because that's how their own relationships are. A bunch of pussies.
That Is going to be a really cool addition to the channel to see the digital readout like that of the pressure!! I live in California so after I watched a few of your videos I Google what the kilogram to pound conversion is so I can do the math really quick and understand how much is actually there! I knew it was a lot but hard to know until I did that! All good now!! Lol love your videos guys! Take care!
Don't forget to put some rubber on your shaft to protect the sensor, something like an O-Ring to keep out any dodgy liquid getting in from all the pounding ;)
Big difference. This is a took for their business, so it's medical a free tax write off. (Assuming you can do that in Finland.) Either way, Anni knows this tool is going to make them a shit load of money from the content they create using it. So this is definitely not a stupid purchase. It's only 1000€. They've got 2.6M subs between their 2 channels, so they'll make that 1000€ back in the first few hours. Then every video they make with it after that will be gravy.
I keep waiting for you to show a video of you outside raking the leaves in the forests but here you are just playing with new toys inside your (I presume) warm shop.
When you do crush different things at specific measurements of pressure, it would be helpful to translate the number into something the viewers can visualize, like the weight of three cars, 17 refrigerators, 350 Anni's... the more funny, random, difficult to pronounce in English, yet still mathematically accurate, the better.
Im a scale technician, I think your load cell and indictor will be fairly out of calibration. I saw you only set the Zero in the video but I didn't see you set the span. To calibrate you have to set the zero as you did and then set the span where you have to put a known test weight, typically near the capacity of the load cell so anything over 100 tonnes in your case would be okay to set the span then it will be accurate. Cool video though I can't wait to see what you do with it.
You are probably very right. I have read one load cell indicator manual and setting the span with a known weight should be the standard procedure. The indicator has no idea if you have a 300 kg or 150 tonne load cell, it only sees signal strength voltage as a response to the excitation voltage, but it has to know the exact relation to milli- or microvolts per milligram, gram, kilogram, tonne, pound, ounce or so on. And there's also load cell signal linearity calibration.
I will make sure I watch this video 10 times so you get a lot of views to pay for that load cell. If everyone does it it will pay for itself! Happy Thanksgiving BTW!
OK guys... I have watched this 3 times already. I put it on x2 speed and let it run while I do something else. If everyone does 10 views we can pay for this thing in no time!
What about to somehow modify the press's table, so when you do crushes as usual, you also press the sensor too with the crush subject! ☺ So, basically make a new table for the press, but cut a hole in the center (under press's piston) for the sensor and the sensor's "piston" is flat with the surface of the table. ☺ Oh, and also maybe good idea to make a protective transparent cover for the sensor's display unit, so that can't get dirty during crushes...
Could use an O ring for the seal. Probably a good idea to have an access hole in the bottom in case it gets stuck. You could push it up and out. Probably need a way to pull the piston out too?
I see a possible problem if the tube is relatively tight fit around the sensor. the cable connection on the side of the sensor is not going to allow you to drop it into the welded tube during install. may need to bolt the bottom plate to the tube rather than weld it on. that way you can put the hole/slot in the bottom of the tube for the cable, install the sensor with the cable aligned with the slot, then bolt the base on.
I wonder what kind of maintenance you have to do on that press, cause I imagine all that pressure isn’t only exerted on the tool, but the inside mechanisms of the press having to contain it all.
Does your press ever break down, say blow a hose or pressure pump housing? At my work we make bales from woodchips with a 40ton machine that compresses the cutter chips into a 25kg cube and the thing likes to blow alot of stuff up regularly :D Last time the whole leg of the biggest cylinder/piston snapped off the welds, and the whole thing dropped down :D It also likes to snap 16mm thick 10.9 bolts around the "Nozzle" area where the cube comes out of, makes a good BLAM sound and nuts go flying around..
You should have the housing for the sensor like that but upside down so liquids can't run down into it. And/or 2 tubes that slide over each other for a bit of extra splash proofing but good luck getting it apart if it's twists and gets stuck haha
Anni's expression is priceless... shows great restraint, we all know what she is REALLY thinking. Why not build the sensor into the press table, that way its out of sight?
Just a thought.... Attach two sheet metals with different methods, e.g. butt welding, spot welding, riveting, gluing, bolts etc. And check which one is the strongest joint.
So how does a hydraulic press work, especially that size? Is there some sort of big ass air tank that pushes air to make the piston move? Keep up the great videos, Lauri & Anni!
You might have mentioned this sometimes earlier but did your cooperation with that press builder company end, who where supposed to build a even larger press for you? Not that a bigger press would give any differents results compared to what you are doing now.. and it's not the reason why I'm watching your videos, just curious.
That ring with the bolt holes which fits around the top part of the sensor appears to be meant to be the top of the container you wish to build, and the top part of the sensor will replace the piston you designed. Either that or it could be built into the bed of the press so it is flush, with the sensor beneath, in a container held in place with the bolts. All you need to build is the bottom and sides with place to bolt it together. When the sensor is not to be used, a slug could be placed in the hole which would not reach it.
Do you need an extra hole in the piston for venting so air pressure doesn't build up around the censer? Maybe the air can escape around the top but not sure.
As you show at 5:02, it looks like the flange at 4:03 is your "guiding thing" at 12:15 for the top plate (4:47). But you don't want to use the flange and the top plate directly because... top plate is too small? Or because it is not watertight?
"yea I think we've reached the limit of intresting in these chrushing videos..." Lauri; "hold my beer" 🤣 Äijä vaan keksii lisää kaikkee hienoo mitä tehä. Jatkakaa samaan rataan. Katon teidän kaikkia kanavia ja tykkään helvetisti. ❤️
If you have good ideas for the sensor please let us know!
Crush some paper
After you use it on the press for a while put it inside your new cylinder and turn it sideways and shoot stuff at it with your air cannon? How much force do different projectiles generate?
Paint it red and measure the peak force of a bull? :D
Crush a coffee mug those things are strong!!!
Like to see objects crushed after being dipped in liquid nitrogen.
I wonder, when you say amounts of money, does Anni instantly convert it into the pairs of leggings that would buy?
Look at the thumbnail. Lol.
That was my thought too!
Load sensors expensive. TH-cam content priceless...
Yeah, we need youtube red to get more expensive content like this.
that big sensor you bought is a pancake type one, and they are very sensitive to damage if a lateral force is applied, even something like 5% of their capacity is lateral, you destroy it. Do not ask why I know.
The piston setup you designed is very good to avoid that. Just make sure the top "piston" part cannot go sideways at all, so the sensor only experiences downward force.
@15:09 push the cylinder, not the piston, just put it upside down. therefore if you press something with liquids the cylinder cannot fill and potentially damage the sensor.
You can put an o-ring around the piston as well
@David Yo comment stupid
Seriously though. If his biological mother were gay - not that it's a bad thing - he could only have been born through artificial insemination. Either that or he's Jesus.
Today is thanksgiving and I am thankful for the Hydraulic Press Channel.
Nice purchase. Thanks for buying it for us. Im sure it will pay for it's self.
Absolutely love having the load sensor there!!!! Now I don't want to watch one without it. Good purchase!
This is a neat tool. Glad you got to figure out out.
Love your work guys, this sort of behind the scenes stuff where you show us how you approach making new videos and figuring out new ways to do things are great. Keep up the good work!
I love how fluid Lauri and Anni's approach is to their channels they listen to the feedback and get excited about these projects. Their channels tick so many of my boxes I love physics and the humour in the channels. Long may they carry on 😃 👍
My sister would step on my toy cars. By the destruction shown here, she must have been just over 180kg.
Wow. Just looked at the conversion. That cow had to way over 360lbs!
Damn bitch! Stay off my Hot Wheels. She crushed all my toys.
All these years later later, some of those would of been worth $1,500's each.
Maybe I will ship her over to Finland to help you guys crush things.
She eats a lot.
Just rewatched video. Maybe she was 3tons.
@Phantomschmerz no, she's a big fat hog
Anni has the best expressions in this video. Anni you are really good at holding back what you really want to say. =)
Lauri: I don't want to tell Anni I spent $1000
Anni (silently): He's a dead man, and then I'm cancelling his credit card. But I still love him.
That's what I saw anyway...
This is an excellent addition to the channel.
Perhaps some women get it, but as a man there is a certain amount of raw joy in getting to use big expensive tools and electronics.
They get to buy fancy shoes, we're going to buy tools and stuff. Lol
Buys new toy and the Mrs is pissed ! Standard 😂😂😂
Thanks for the fantastic explanation of the design of the pressure meter container you're creating.
16:27 Anni is thinking about her Ikea days and wondering if they are hiring.
Focus on Anni's face for 30 seconds after Lauri says he spent 1000 euros. It changes from "oh, no" to " I'm going to kill you" over that time.
Glenn Polley lmao I noticed the same thing
Yep, evolution developed this kind of face for women IMHO. My theory is that the women which did not made this kind of faces had less chance to survive because their husbands were making more stupid things than husbands which had wifes which were making it. ;-)
Don't have a wife. Done, problem solved.
@@wellingtonclayton5628 but wife is a kind of a warning light, so solving the problem this way is like solving a "check engine" warning by taping it over. :-D
@@wellingtonclayton5628 Yeah, I'm sure she's not complaining when that TH-cam check comes in from his 2.6M subs from his 2 channels, with an average of 600k vows per video. I don't get these, "Anni is going to kill him," or, "Anni is going to cancel his credit card," comments. He's not a fucking 2 year old. I would hate to be in a relationship where I would be afraid of spending a little bit of money, to make a ton more money. I'm not saying that how Lauri & Anni's relationship is, but that's how people are making it sound. They're making it sound like that probably because that's how their own relationships are. A bunch of pussies.
Super happy you got a load cell for the big press, awesome!
Congratulations on your new sensor, Lauri! Onward and upward!!! 😊 👍 ---dave.
That Is going to be a really cool addition to the channel to see the digital readout like that of the pressure!! I live in California so after I watched a few of your videos I Google what the kilogram to pound conversion is so I can do the math really quick and understand how much is actually there! I knew it was a lot but hard to know until I did that! All good now!! Lol love your videos guys! Take care!
Fantastic bit of kit. Can exert exact pressures to things and tell when they break. I look forward to the hpc videos👌
Really really looking forward to the new press lots of fun is coming.
Love the new channel!! Keep up the good work guys.
Don't forget to put some rubber on your shaft to protect the sensor, something like an O-Ring to keep out any dodgy liquid getting in from all the pounding ;)
"Don't forget to put some rubber on your shaft to protect" - Great advice right there.
@@CamCitizenTV damn
This is looking really good! I'm looking forward to watching you guys destroy more stuff in the future! 😊 👍
2:13 my wife makes exactly the same face when I buy something stupid and expencive! :-D
Big difference. This is a took for their business, so it's medical a free tax write off. (Assuming you can do that in Finland.) Either way, Anni knows this tool is going to make them a shit load of money from the content they create using it. So this is definitely not a stupid purchase. It's only 1000€. They've got 2.6M subs between their 2 channels, so they'll make that 1000€ back in the first few hours. Then every video they make with it after that will be gravy.
@@xenonram Surely, just kidding mate. ;-)
I keep waiting for you to show a video of you outside raking the leaves in the forests but here you are just playing with new toys inside your (I presume) warm shop.
When you do crush different things at specific measurements of pressure, it would be helpful to translate the number into something the viewers can visualize, like the weight of three cars, 17 refrigerators, 350 Anni's... the more funny, random, difficult to pronounce in English, yet still mathematically accurate, the better.
The sonsor is a good investigation 😊... test a beer botle horizontal and vertikal when it crush... youre the best... 😁
I think the new sensor was a good idea!
So happy about the sensor!
Im a scale technician, I think your load cell and indictor will be fairly out of calibration. I saw you only set the Zero in the video but I didn't see you set the span. To calibrate you have to set the zero as you did and then set the span where you have to put a known test weight, typically near the capacity of the load cell so anything over 100 tonnes in your case would be okay to set the span then it will be accurate. Cool video though I can't wait to see what you do with it.
You are probably very right. I have read one load cell indicator manual and setting the span with a known weight should be the standard procedure. The indicator has no idea if you have a 300 kg or 150 tonne load cell, it only sees signal strength voltage as a response to the excitation voltage, but it has to know the exact relation to milli- or microvolts per milligram, gram, kilogram, tonne, pound, ounce or so on. And there's also load cell signal linearity calibration.
Greate content! Keep up the good work and thumbs up for the understanding and supportive wife👍
I will make sure I watch this video 10 times so you get a lot of views to pay for that load cell. If everyone does it it will pay for itself! Happy Thanksgiving BTW!
They celebrate thanksgiving there too!!? (Poland I believe)
@@jamesandonian7829 No they dont but I can still wish them a Happy Thanksgiving. They are in Finland not Poland btw...
OK guys... I have watched this 3 times already. I put it on x2 speed and let it run while I do something else. If everyone does 10 views we can pay for this thing in no time!
I became sponsor (again) after I watched this video 😂 Maybe Anni can buy new pair of cool leggings with my moneyz!
Moving up in the world bro !!!!!!!!!!
You can use the top plate that came wiith the cell, and also the piston kind of came with it!
Try to press barrel like soda can with big press!!! You are awesome!
Finally a reason to redo all previous crushes - for science! :D
Use a "o" ring for the Piston seal/slide. Would provide protection for the sensor also
Really awesome hoodie Anni!!!
Good investment Lauri! It will pay off :)
Greetings from Imatra, nice job!
What about to somehow modify the press's table, so when you do crushes as usual, you also press the sensor too with the crush subject! ☺ So, basically make a new table for the press, but cut a hole in the center (under press's piston) for the sensor and the sensor's "piston" is flat with the surface of the table. ☺ Oh, and also maybe good idea to make a protective transparent cover for the sensor's display unit, so that can't get dirty during crushes...
Could use an O ring for the seal.
Probably a good idea to have an access hole in the bottom in case it gets stuck. You could push it up and out.
Probably need a way to pull the piston out too?
3:00 That looks like a mic connector for many radios. Very interesting, I guess it's a pretty common connector.
love all of your voids nice to see some good work being Dunn..:-) from the usa../calif.... keep it up... ..ty
Good thing you don't consider paperwork the worst kind of work. :)
I see a possible problem if the tube is relatively tight fit around the sensor. the cable connection on the side of the sensor is not going to allow you to drop it into the welded tube during install.
may need to bolt the bottom plate to the tube rather than weld it on. that way you can put the hole/slot in the bottom of the tube for the cable, install the sensor with the cable aligned with the slot, then bolt the base on.
In the the US is 2000 lbs is a Ton. You are using the SI unit Tonne or Metric Ton which is 2203 lbs.
I wonder what kind of maintenance you have to do on that press, cause I imagine all that pressure isn’t only exerted on the tool, but the inside mechanisms of the press having to contain it all.
Does your press ever break down, say blow a hose or pressure pump housing? At my work we make bales from woodchips with a 40ton machine that compresses the cutter chips into a 25kg cube and the thing likes to blow alot of stuff up regularly :D
Last time the whole leg of the biggest cylinder/piston snapped off the welds, and the whole thing dropped down :D It also likes to snap 16mm thick 10.9 bolts around the "Nozzle" area where the cube comes out of, makes a good BLAM sound and nuts go flying around..
u guys are awesome. love this channel
Love the hoody, Anni 😊
Has anyone ever told you that you look like Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers? Love the channel!!! Keep up the good work!
happy Thanksgiving from usa
2:02 - Anni's eyes got real big!
You should have the housing for the sensor like that but upside down so liquids can't run down into it. And/or 2 tubes that slide over each other for a bit of extra splash proofing but good luck getting it apart if it's twists and gets stuck haha
Anni's expression is priceless... shows great restraint, we all know what she is REALLY thinking. Why not build the sensor into the press table, that way its out of sight?
Now that you have the measurement device please revisits items again. How much force does it take to crush steel cap boots?
Just a thought.... Attach two sheet metals with different methods, e.g. butt welding, spot welding, riveting, gluing, bolts etc. And check which one is the strongest joint.
I love wood-working. Mainly just because i dont have all the tools and equipment to work with metal haha
Please print a tee shirt with the sensor on it and make sure that Anni wears it for every single video on all the channels
Lmfo, Anni's face with the €1.000 price reveal tho 😂
''Veri Wörst Wörk! Oh dude you gotta make a t shirt about that xD
Anni pulls the same face my ex used to pull when I bought expensive microphones....
Apparently my name was "stupid".
stuart jarvis you mean bought ?
I've changed it to make you happy.
Although it was still grammatically correct :P
and I don't recall anyone dropping the "r". Time for the dictionary to catch up
Sorry, I meant to say, "we must deal wid it"
stuart jarvis thx
So how does a hydraulic press work, especially that size? Is there some sort of big ass air tank that pushes air to make the piston move? Keep up the great videos, Lauri & Anni!
Have you thought through how you are going to thread the cable into the enclosure? Tolerances seem a little tight.
videos will be a lot more interesting knowing exact forces two thumbs ups
Good job with the police car....do you think the load cell works well in a crash test?, i mean with higher compression speeds.
I also hate wood work, but electrical! The best! :D
Might consider duplicating some of the non-electronic parts that were in that box, just in case you accidentally damage one... Otherwise, AWESOME!
By Golly, I think I need one of those 150 ton sensors too. How have I been living without it?
Lauri, you should have bought a consolation gift for Anni to take out some of the sting from the sensor cost. lol
It would be kind of cool if you could find a way to graph the results.
Yes to specs porn!
That indicator has a serial output
Is the crushing of the car measured in Police Force? ;)
Helpostihan se lähti pelittämään. Mukavia murskajaisia.
You might have mentioned this sometimes earlier but did your cooperation with that press builder company end, who where supposed to build a even larger press for you? Not that a bigger press would give any differents results compared to what you are doing now.. and it's not the reason why I'm watching your videos, just curious.
That ring with the bolt holes which fits around the top part of the sensor appears to be meant to be the top of the container you wish to build, and the top part of the sensor will replace the piston you designed. Either that or it could be built into the bed of the press so it is flush, with the sensor beneath, in a container held in place with the bolts. All you need to build is the bottom and sides with place to bolt it together. When the sensor is not to be used, a slug could be placed in the hole which would not reach it.
this is really interesting . Can you test things that might explode , like bearing balls ? - or is that not safe for the sensor
You should have a small competition to see which one of you can press the sensor the hardest!
Congratulations on the new sensor! How about crushing Rubiks cubes and measure the explosion?
Do you need an extra hole in the piston for venting so air pressure doesn't build up around the censer? Maybe the air can escape around the top but not sure.
Suurienkin siilojen massan voi mitata venymäliuska-anturilla. Käy hyvin prässiin.
I imagine that load rating is for constant load, if something shatters and the press slams down, what kind of impulse could it withstand?
wow thank you i knew you read comments
Try and test to see what kinda pressures you can create on smaller surface areas and on different metals?
As you show at 5:02, it looks like the flange at 4:03 is your "guiding thing" at 12:15 for the top plate (4:47). But you don't want to use the flange and the top plate directly because... top plate is too small? Or because it is not watertight?
5:39 "get the small one out.... and the big one in"
Don’t forget to allow for the deflection of the sensor in the piston so you don’t bottom out on the housing ,you will get false readings
You should upload this on your main channel !!!
Nice equipment is a good investment.... you will make the money back with views.... but I don't like spending money either... it's hard sometimes.
If you turn your whole design around it would be watertight.
Put the sensor on a plate and put a pipe with closed bottom over it.
"yea I think we've reached the limit of intresting in these chrushing videos..."
Lauri; "hold my beer" 🤣
Äijä vaan keksii lisää kaikkee hienoo mitä tehä. Jatkakaa samaan rataan. Katon teidän kaikkia kanavia ja tykkään helvetisti. ❤️
I hope you buy Anni a nice Christmas present.
This winter see if you can make some super strong ice outside and see what kind of load it can take.
oh man poor anni's spirit was nearly crushed when she heard how much the bigger sensor cost
Perfect, nice. I like it very much.
You guys are awesome!